Callum Wright, the boy with a heart of stone, is the number one target of Hell Week. And Scout Dawson, who fights fire with fire by falling in love with him, can only get burnt. All Rights Reserved. Copyright © 2014 by Noelle N. Cover by @stereohearted.

There's only one thing Colin hates more than Sadie-- Seeing Sadie cry.

Nine times Nala Mitchell gets caught in an embarrassing situation by her ultimate crush Kim Seung Jae. And one time he gets caught by her. All Rights Reserved. Copyright © 2018 by Noelle N.

Hugo Banks, notorious pothead and self-loathing RA, has been struggling since freshman year to land a respectable spot on his school's newspaper. Tasked with parking lot paving coverage and boring custodial interviews, Hugo has become journalism's biggest joke. That is, until he attends a show written by the ingenious playwright and composer, Leonardo Cortés. Suddenly, Hugo finds himself in the middle of a prodigy's plagiarism scandal discovered by none other than, well, Hugo. On one side, he now has the exact story he needed to finally gain some well-deserved recognition, but on the other side stands Leo, on the brink of a mental breakdown and pounding on Hugo's door at 3 AM. What's a boy to do? (Cover by ME. That's right. )

The official TalkThePOC contest book.

In which a girl living in the 70s struggles to live with her disorder. [ © 2015 by shaye ]

Sephanie O'lora doesn't believe in the end of the world. Or the apocalypse. Or Doomsday. She bases her life off science, and science says she has at least another thousand years. So, to put it simply, Sephanie isn't worried. Then her classmates start fainting. And they aren't waking up. Suddenly, she's thrust into a world reminiscent of every science-fiction book ever written, and there's no longer any time to be a non-believer. It's the end of life as she knows it and the only thing she's got time for is survival. But with the human race dropping left, right and centre, and the knowledge sitting in the base of her skull that any moment could be her last, surviving is harder than expected. And that's before she discovers that the Earth has visitors. Now the world is in a new kind of chaos and no one seems to know why. But as the pieces of the puzzle begin to slip into place, Sephanie realises that the human race is not dying out, but being exterminated. And all signs point to her as being the cause. The world is at its end, and this time, it's for real. [ © 2015 by shaye ]

Showmance: a romance/relationship that is started during the production of a play or musical. Very common in, but not limited to, high school shows. Len (short for Lennon) and Eric meet under interesting circumstances. She has just been roped into being her friend's "Girl Friday" (AKA assistant stage manager) and he was somehow convinced by his twin, Sophie, to do the sound design for their high school's production of Beauty and the Beast. United by their inability to understand musicals, the two help each other navigate the politics of the tech crew, which cast members to avoid, and the rules of showmances. Although neither had ever heard of the word, they learn it's just part of the package when they find themselves in one. And just because the show is obviously going to be a failure, does their relationship have to be? *cover by @worriedly*

A companion to The Runner series. ================================== You already know the hero. Now, meet the survivors. Friends, enemies, Intacts and Fragments. These are their stories.

The world's clumsiest girl and the world's first class spy? They should never cross paths. But, somehow, Olivia and Will are stuck together if they want to go home and the personality clash is explosive. While Olivia is clumsy, outgoing and happy, Will is serious, arrogant and hostile. They hate each other, but Olivia's big mouth and clumsiness lands them in a whole lot of trouble. Hiding out from enemy spies, fist fights, stealing? Easy. Falling in love? Not so easy. Completed December 2013.